PHOTOS:Godfred Donsah brings Bologna TV to Ghana

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• Abeku Quansah Ativorgbe. 8 years ago

  Donsah's story is the story of many Ghanaians in the cocoa growing villages. cocoa is the backbone of the economy but they are not rewarded for their hard work. The agents steal a lot of their produce by adjusting the scales ...
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  Donsah's story is the story of many Ghanaians in the cocoa growing villages. cocoa is the backbone of the economy but they are not rewarded for their hard work. The agents steal a lot of their produce by adjusting the scales and the gov pays next to nothing for their produce. Revenue raised from the sale of cocoa go to benefit only a few in the cities and the villages left in darkness without schools, clinics, hospitals, roads, electricity etc.

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• Kojo Agatebe, Oregon, USA 8 years ago

  Thanks Ghanaweb. Although, this is mainly a photo journalism, it is very informative.

  Thanks Ghanaweb. Although, this is mainly a photo journalism, it is very informative.

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• Saint Ghfuo: FREE YOUR PSYCHE 8 years ago

  ALWAYS DELIVERING BACKWARDS...

  ALWAYS DELIVERING BACKWARDS...

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• Capo 8 years ago

  Aaaba! Ghanaweb how blind are you not to have noticed the difference between a cocoa pod and a fresh coconut. Donsa not peeling cocoa but coconut I beg.

  Aaaba! Ghanaweb how blind are you not to have noticed the difference between a cocoa pod and a fresh coconut. Donsa not peeling cocoa but coconut I beg.

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• Kwadaso 8 years ago

  In an age when it has become fashionable to insult farmers and compare every uncivilized scum to us it is a blessing to see this man put a human face on farmers.God bless you and your family richly.Afehyiapa!

  In an age when it has become fashionable to insult farmers and compare every uncivilized scum to us it is a blessing to see this man put a human face on farmers.God bless you and your family richly.Afehyiapa!

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